It has the same chemical formula as glucose, it is just arranged slightly different which makes it taste much sweeter. It is naturally found in fruits
mouth
Effects of too much/too little
Eating too much in one meal can result in a "sugar rush" and then "crash"
Other
Fructose takes micronutrients from the body which causes the sugar "crash"
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Chemical Formula
Fructose - C6H12O6 — an isomer of glucoseChemical Reactions
It has the same chemical formula as glucose, it is just arranged slightly different which makes it taste much sweeter. It is naturally found in fruitsmouth
Effects of too much/too little
Eating too much in one meal can result in a "sugar rush" and then "crash"Other
Fructose takes micronutrients from the body which causes the sugar "crash"